Eastern Sun, 21 September 1967

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  • Title Section
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    27 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 417 Thursday, 21 September 1967. ft MC(P) 2251 ft KDN 2660 Price 15 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon Russia told in advance of U.S. ABM plan
    215 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. (Renter)—The United States informed the Soviet Union in advance that it intended to build a USSS.OW million Anti-Ballistic Missile defence system. US. officials said today. They declined to reveal the exact timing But there were indications that Secretary of State
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  • Article
    Lock icon Fatal kiss
    49 1 PAVIA Italy. Wed r Reuter 1— A 21-year-old girl died of a heart attack after being kissed by a colleague at a factory near here. Police said. Tne girl. Antonia Buscemi, collapsed at her bench after the man grabbed her and kissed her during a coffee break.
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    Lock icon VIETNAM V-PLAN
    582 1  -  Overall U.S. Commander: 'Destroy Ho’s six major target systems' By David Lawday WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) Admiral Ulysses Sharp, overall U.S. Commander in Vietnam, has laid down a basic Vietnam victory plan involving closure of Haiphong harbour, destruction of six major North Vietnamese target systems and more American troops
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    Lock icon Rubber: Direct negotiations going on with Russia
    497 1  -  By Lim Thow Boon XT’UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Russia the No. 1 buyer of Malay. sion rubber is among the consumer countries with whom the Government is negotiating for the direct sale of natural rubber from its stockpile. This was confirmed by the Minister
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    Lock icon Attlee sinking
    49 1 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) Earl Attlee. Britain’s post-war Prime Minister, is getting worse and his condition is causing concern, it was announced today. He is 84. When he was taken to hospital here last week it was stated that he was suffering from a complaint of old age.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Israelis shell Port Tawfik, Suez
    86 1 CAIRO. Wed. (Reuter) Israeli forces shelled the towns of Port Tawfik and Suez at the southern end of the Suez Canal for 20 minutes early today, an Egyptian military spokesman said. The Egyptian Middle East News Agency said five people were injured, and two houses
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  • Article
    Lock icon Visas stopped
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysia has stopped the Issue of visas to Israeli nationals. the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, announced today. This action was taken to prevent any misunderstanding between Malaysia and the Arab countries, the Tunku said.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Signing of goodwill payment today
    80 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Japanese Embassy today received approval on the goodwill payment agreement, the reply which the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, was waiting for. This wa« announced by a spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs here today. The Tunku after today's Cabinet
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    Lock icon Shell increases petrol price in Singapore, Malaysia
    251 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. Shell today announced that its petrol prices will be increased by two cents per gallon as from tomorrow in Singapore and Malaysia. Shell diesel prices in West Malaysia will also be increased by two cents per gallon. In a statement today,
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    Lock icon H’kong Police open fire
    150 1 HONG KONG Wed. (Reuter)—Riot Police opened fir* to disperse an unruly crowd in the Mongkok area of Kowloon tonight as renewed mob violence continued for the second straight day. First report said the crowd numbering some 400 had attacked Police patrol car with bombs A Government
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      205 1 KEEP COOL WITH AIR-CONDITIONING GROUP 641 -211 ***** Smppert Kuala Lumpur GUM TROUBLE CAUSES MOST TOOTH DECAY AND LOSS OF TEETH Dentists will tell you how more teeth are lost from gum trouble than from any other cause. Certain danger signs are gums which are sore or tender to touch,
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      127 3 Take a guess! How many MSA flights between K.L. and Singapore each week 10? 20? 30? Wrong!! Right now, MSA flies 68 times to K.L. and 68 times to Singapore each week. But, from October Ist we’ll add even more F 27 services... Each Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Singapore
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  • Article
    Lock icon ADVANTAGES OF A CYLINDER LOCK
    303 5 ALTHOUGH Cylinder Mortice locks are considerably safer and much more convenient than Lever Mortice locks, the sales of lever locks in this country have far exceeded those of cylinder locks. This is because, until recently, cylinder locks have cost so much more. Now Yale have
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  • SAFETY and SECURITY feature
    • Article
      Lock icon NARROWING THE ELEMENT OF RISK
      586 5 w HATEVER venture a person plunges into, there is always the element of risk. However, with modern science and development in all spheres of life, the risks involved can be narrowed. At a factory, for instance, there should be fire protection system installed and other
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      Lock icon Equipment for every aspect of fire fighting
      387 6 IN recent years the Fire Equipment Division of McAlister Company Limited has gone from strength to strength under the direction of Mr. Thomas Chong, the company’s Pan Malaysian Controller of this particular aspect of their business. Today McAlister offers a complete range of
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      261 5 NEW mu CYUNDffI LOCKS ARE IK SHIEST AND MOST SECURE LOCKS YOU CAN BUY! MM MI COIRt MB mil INIiS! WHY CYLINDER LOCKS ARE FAR SUPERIOR TO LEVER LOCKS: SECURITY Lever locks have only limited key changes, 2-lever only 18 changes, and 3-lever 144. This means that there are many
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      115 6 YOU’LL SAFELY BE THbkb ON TIME By air —you can't choose better than Travel Centre of Singapore which gives you safety and security. Let Travel Centre of Singapore ensure you troublefree air bookings. Others may fail you, but yOu can always rely on Travel Centre of Singapore. Years of well-appre-ciated
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon N. Korean pilots fly for Hanoi
      517 7 WASHINGTON. Wed (Reuter) The State Department said today that North Korean pilots might be flying combat missions against United States air- craft in Vietnam. U.S officials have said North Korea had sent between 25 and 50 pilots to North Vietnam and some might be
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      Lock icon 'No V'nam solution by UN'
      219 7 UNITED NATIONS Wed. 'Renter)—Rumanian Foreign Minister Mr Cornelia Manescu President ol the new General Assembly, last night ruled out any solution of the Vietnam conflict through U N. action. Mr Manescu. whose government has friendly links with both Hanoi and Peking told a pres* conference
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      Lock icon 'Good scope for cooperation'
      112 7 COLOMBO. Wed. (Reuter i Mrs. Indira Gandhi said here today that there was great scope for cooperation between India and Ceylon which would benefit the two societies and help them not only to attain a fuller and mere gracious life but to contribute to the stability
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      Lock icon LAGOS, Nigeria — A toast.... shared by General Gowon of Nigeria and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, U Thant.
      59 7 LAGOS, Nigeria A toast.... shared by General Gowon of Nigeria and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, U Thant. l’ Thant met the Federal leader during a stop-over visit to the Nigerian capitaJ. on his wav to Kinshasa, the Congo, where he is to attend the summit confer- ence of
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      Lock icon Foes unite to gain independence from UK
      186 7 ADEN: HEIRUT. Wed. (Reuter)• —The Egyptian-backed Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen (FLOSY') is willing to join its militant rival, the National Liberation Front (NLF tn forming a caretaker government for South Arabia, a FLOSY spokes- man said here last night.
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      Lock icon Police kill gang Moll in bank raid
      143 7 MONTREAL. Wed. (Reuter) The woman driver of a car carrying three fleeing bank robbers was killed today in a gun battle with police following a holdup here. Police *sid thev found the woman dead in the car after it smashed into a bus.
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      Lock icon Dewi is now in San Francisco
      104 7 SA N FRANCISCO. Wed (Reuter) Madame Rat- ax Sari Dewi Japanese born wife of ousted Indonesian President Sukarno. flew Into San Francisco yesterday on the first leg of a world tour in exile Looking chic in a hlack mini- skirted suit and white stockings.
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      Lock icon Tunisia warns China
      159 7 TUNIS. Wed. (Re-ter) Tunisia toe ay warned China that normal diplomatic relations between them were being endangered by the Chinese practice of making inacceptable protests to the Tunisian government Tunisian Foreign Minister Mr. Habib Bourguiba today summoned Chinese Charge d'Affaires Mr. Wang Ti-San and formally rejected the
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      Lock icon You can't eat pencils
      90 7 TANGIER Wed (Reu ten King Hassan II of Morocco has called on hi* 14 million people to work an “economic miracle” by bringing one million hectares (about 2.504.664 acres) of land under irrigation Declaring that tbe country* education expanslon programme must take agricultural need? into account,
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      Lock icon Brown for Tokyo confab
      98 7 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) —British Foreign Secretary. Mr George Brown Is to make his first visit to Japan in November. A Foreign Office spokesman announced today that he will arrive in Tokyo on November 22. for a stay expected to last about five days This will be
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      Lock icon Lutuli: Accidental death
      102 7 DURBAN. Wed (Reuter) —An Inquest found here today that no one was to blame for the death of exchief Albert Lutuli. who was killed by a train near his home on July 21. Chief Lutuli. Nobel Peace Prize winner and one-time head of the banned South African
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      Lock icon HK must keep up with working population
      302 7 Common malady HONG KONG. Wed. (Reuter) The most urgent task facing Hong Kong is to encourage local industry to expand rapidly to provide jobs for the many young people reaching employable age each year, according to Mrs. Si Y’uen, executive director of the
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      Lock icon 'Innocent suffering in M-E war'
      164 7 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Wed. (Reuter) Secretary Genera] U Thant has appealed to Israel and the Arab nations to set aside their animosities in •the interests of the thousands or innocent people afflicted by the fighting in June In a report to the General Assembly,
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      Lock icon Police probe sudden death of Korean teacher
      257 7 MILAN. Wed. (Reuter) Police here today probed the mysterious death last Thursday of a 36-vear-old Korean teacher. Anthony Lee Hwan Sik. suddenly taken ill in his sleep after an evening spent watching television. Milan newspapers said poisoning was suspected and linked his death
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      Lock icon SAIGON, Wed. — Dazed and bleeding members of the Nationalist Chinese Embassy are led away for treatment after Vietcong terror plastic bombing of the embassy yesterday.
      28 13 SAIGON, Wed. Dazed and bleeding members of the Nationalist Chinese Embassy are led away for treatment after Vietcong terror plastic bombing of the embassy yesterday. UPI Radio pix.
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      Lock icon Seamen fear to return to China
      308 13 Ten 'abandon' ship SYDNEY. Wed. (Reuter) Ten British sesmen have left the 7.500-Um freighter Hopepeak here because they say they are afraid to return to China after incidents with Red Guards on their last voyage The men told reporters las* night before flying bark
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      Lock icon Oil slicks foul Lake Michigan
      183 13 CHICAGO. We<i (Reuter) An air, sea and land hunt has started for the cause of pant oil slicks polluting 75-mile area of Lake Michigan The slicks threaten to rival pollution from the Torrey Canyon tanker wreck off Southwest England earlier this year Mr Vinton W
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      Lock icon Mob quelled
      71 13 DAYTON. OHIO. Wed. (Reuter) About 600 young Negroes went on the rampage here last night but not-equipped police restored order three hours later. The youths had attended a meeting called to protect the killing of a Negro at a convention on Sunday. They broke windows and looted shops.
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      Lock icon IN FEAR OF NEIGHBOURS
      238 13 Possessive Aussies CANBERRA. Wed (Reuter) Wealthy Hong Kong banker Mr. Jake Saunders said here today Australians were over-concerned to protect their way of life "Perhaps »he best of any country in the world'’ He urged Australia to stop worrying over her riches and to get up
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      Lock icon ABM defence against China 'reassuring'
      306 13 SYDNEY, Wed. (Reuter) The building of America's anti-ballistic missile system would reassure her allies in Asia and the Pacific about L'.S. guarantees of protection against aggression, the “Sydney Morning Herald" said today. The newspaper’s editorial cited critics who “argued that as soon as China bad
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      Lock icon French model slain in top flat
      233 13 I ONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Murder squad detectives today examined love letters and photographs scattered round the half-naked body of a blonde French girl found murdered in her oneroom London flat. Presg reports named the girl a* 18-year-old model Claudy Danielle, from Pans Bhe vij
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      Lock icon Indon minister in Europe
      107 13 AMSTERDAM. Wed. (Reuter) Finance Minister Mr Fran? Seda of Indonesia flew in here yesterday with messages from hi* government for the governments of Holland and West Germany. He Is paying short visits to both countries hls way to the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund
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      Lock icon Beatles still on top
      114 13 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Pop fans today voted the Beatles as Britain’s top group for the third successive year. Readers of Melody Maker Magazine gave the accolade in an annual poll and named the long-haired foursome’s latest disc “Sergeant Pepper's lonely hearts club band” as the year’s
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      Lock icon GUN LAW, 1967
      109 13 WASHINGTON Wed. tUPI) Members of Congress must expect certain 'Occupation hazards," including being shot at. according to Sen George A. Smathers. There have been suggestions that public galleries overlooking the senate and house be enclosed in shatterproof glass because of recent demonstrations, the latest a week ago
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      Lock icon Lovers get ‘Moa led’
      163 13 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. f UPI) “Mao's thoughts” are clashing with local young men's efforts to get in touch with marriageable maidens abroad. As there Is shortage of elegant bachelor girls in Brunei many youths here have Inserted their names in Hong Kong magazines looking for female
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      1076 7 WUR TV and Radio TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 RrALA LCMPUR xnd Pulau Pinang; 6 Ipoh and Melaka; 3 lo Johorr Bahrn: 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 PM 5 45 Opening Annct. Prog Summary; 5.50 News Outlines in the National Language; 5.55 National Songs; News in Tamil; 6 10 Weekly
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    Lock icon SINOPHOBIA
    422 8 THE intemperate treatment by Peking against certain foreign embassies has aroused wide resentment against Chinese in many countries One Malaysian student wrote to a London newspaper to tell the British people not to tar all Chinese with the Mao brush. Those Britons who have lived in this part of
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    Lock icon GLEAM OF HOPE
    391 8 PR the first time in many months there is a gleam of hope in the grim Vietnam situation. British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, has indicated his Government's readiness to take part in the five-power discussions on Vietnam proposed by Dr. Bebler. President of the World Federation
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    Lock icon 100 years of stamps in Singapore
    1602 8  -  By: KOH SEOW CHUAN Singapore, Wed. A Centennial stamp exhibition commemorating 100 Years of Stamps in Singapore will be held at the National Library Hall, Stamford Road from the 21st to 23rd September, 1967. The exhibition, organised by the Singapore Stamp Club, presents a
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      Lock icon ‘No question of restricting benefits’
      151 8 MB. PC. ARCHIBALD (16th September 1967) alleges that discussions on limiting redundancy benefits to WDCSA members took place at a Joint Consultative Committee meeting of the British Government and the WDCSA on 21st July 1967. He further alleges that the Command Secretary would have no
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      Lock icon No market in Geylang West
      81 8 GEYLANG West constituency is s large area extending from Leror.g 1 to part of Aljunled Road and from Lcrong 2 to Lorcng 22 with it* resident* numbering several thousands Though dense.y populated it haa not a single market of it* own to cater for the
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    Lock icon THE READER’S COURTROOM
    236 8  -  By Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trials") lAN favoured Ida, his only unmarried child in his 1 will. His will provided that all his land be given to her and when she died, her children would inherit It If she had no children,
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      42 8 Eastern Sun Independent National Ndtrepape* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. ld«T 2S-B. Cantonment Reed. 39. lalan Sultan. Singapore 2. Kuala Lwnpnr. Malayaia. Telephone: ***** 7 Telephone: ***** 6 Penang Office 8. Leith Street, Tell Ipeh Office 77. Breweter Read. Tel: ***** Cdbld Adffre®. AWNEWS
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Cable and Wireless to instal $4 mil. computer
      175 9 SINGAPORE, Wed A HKS4 million (1250.000) computer is being installed by Cable Si Wireless Ltd in Mercury House. Hong Kong, next year to speed and automate the routing of messages throughout the Far East Thu computer makes Hong Kong the fourth centre
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      Lock icon Rubber down ¾ cent
      316 9 Rubber down cent SINGAPORE. Wed. October first grad# rubber fob buyers closed at 5 p.m. ifl Singapore and Kuala Lumpur 'oday at 52-i cent* per lb., down three quarters of a cent from previous close The tone was dull. After opening fractionally lower, the market eased some three-e-.ghts of a
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      50 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its ra’es to merchants: CANADA Buying T.T 85-1/16; Airmail OD 353/16: 90 d<«t 35-13 16 credit bills; 35-1 trade bills. Selling T T OD. ready were Canada: 34-11/16; Deutsche Marks 129-J; Holland Guilders 116-ft.
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      Lock icon Dow Jones averages
      46 9 NEW YORK. Wed, (UPI) Dow-Jones averages based on the first hour of trading on the New York stock exchange: 30 Indugtria'.g 940.01 up 1 27 20 Rails 265 03 off 0.08 15 Utilities 132 22 off 0.29 65 Stocks 335 69 up 0.11
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      Lock icon Hong Kong quotations
      23 9 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) Money Quotations: HK$5.7B/5 7925 per US dollar for ''ash HK516.09 per pound •terling HKSS27O per tael
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      Lock icon Local interest shown in container conference
      182 9 SINGAPORE. Wed Considerable interest is being shown in Singapore and ?>lalays:B in the forthcoming International Conference on the Economics of Containerisation in London This was seated by Mr B E Kmna. Manager of Thomas Cook A Son the local organisers for the worldwide Conference
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      Lock icon Credit for Indonesian businessman
      120 9 JAKARTA. Wed (UPI) A 14-man Taiwan trade delegation has agreed to grant a $2O million credit to Indonealan businessmen. It was announced here today. A Joint statement Issued alter the weeklong talks between members o 1 the mission and their Indonesian counterparts said the credit would
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      Lock icon Expert conducts Seminar
      195 9 KUALA LUMPUR. WH A 2-day Seminar on Recent Advances in Separation and Analytical Technique*. including Application* of Ultracentrifuges. Amino-acid Analysers and Spe: rophotometers was conducted by Mr. Edward Fong of Beckman Instrument* International. recently. Pre*ert at the Seminar were University Profe**or*. Lecturers and Research Specialists The Seminar
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      Lock icon Max Factor’s Sales Manager on tour
      75 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Kenneth Murakami. Sales Manager of the Max Factor Division of Associated Importers will be proceeding on a six-week world tour after attending the Max Factor South East Asia Sales Conference in Tokyo, Japan. During his tour, Mr. Murakami will be spending
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      Lock icon Greater training opportunities
      395 9 KUALA LUMPUR. W**d Da- Teh Hcr.g Plow, the Managing Director of Public Bank, has indicated that when he calls on foreign bankers overseas In the course of his round-the-world itinerary to attend the IMF and World Ban< Group Meetings in Rio de Janeiro, he will attempt to
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      Lock icon Tin steady
      29 9 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Tin was barely steady with 120 tons. Soot buyers 1180* sellers 1181 bus:'-** 1181 3-months buyers I!*'J sellers 1182 business 1182 1182*. Settlement 1131.
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      Lock icon Industrials easier on moderate trading
      921 9 SINGAPORE Wed Industrial prices on the Stock Exchange were mainly easier and again on moderate trading United Asbestos fell sharply following disappointing reports that tn# company had a trading los* for last year totalling *934.156 after taxation. However, the shares dropped by nine cents with
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      Lock icon Demand in S'pore, Malaysia for new plastic bricks
      153 9 Demand in S'pore Malaysia for new plastic bricks SINGAPORE. Wed Hundreds of manufacturers in 48 countries are already seeking licences to produce a plastic brick announced onlv three months ago They include two in Singapore and one in Malaysia. The ‘Tncabrick*', designed by Inoa Construction Company. of Stokenchurch. Buckinghamshire, in
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      Lock icon MART QUIET
      22 9 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Rubber market opened very quit* with spo* 15-§ 16 No--1 RSS rtf basic ports Oct 15 15-13/16
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      Lock icon Tin price
      17 9 SINGAPORE Wed The tm pnee for today was *592 87) per picul. down 12) cents.
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      Lock icon YOUR SHARES—UP-DOWN—UNCHANGED
      595 9 MIKUAPUKM—Rtnck Exchange hid and offer price* officially listed at the clo«e n( hn.lness. INDl STRIAI. 4- (o 1.73 1.74 Boiiviead 1 -.0 1.53 C. ~ugar 1.65 1.67 hemleal Co 1 IB 1.47 Cold storage 3.52 .3 .SO Itnnlnp 2.19 2.20 f 'melting 4 22 4 10 f 1
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      52 9 (Managers' Price*) Hr>t Mala'an 2.t9 9wind Malayan 1.64 Third Malayan 1.IS The Commerce Si lndu«tr> fund .67 The haring' F and XI> 1*5 2.3* 1.7* 1.22 .97 1 84 Malayan InTNtmfDt Fn nd a fin >10 .83* .37* 4/6 Flr.t Hongkong »«nnd Hongkong 73 8'ng Commodity J/Xl (•Hong
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      120 9 mnoapori. wed. 1 ha noon price* it the klnjapore Chlne-e Produce Exchange uvda? ire > Buyer Belief Coconut Oil IP <>H Hulk Coconut Oil 42 00 (1 OB) Drum* SO SO Loo»e opri Mixed **ept 'Oct Muntok White 29 SO Pepper (F.O.B.) NX w 1JS.OO Sarawak W tilte Pepper
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      168 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The following «h:ps are expouod to b# In port today: God owns Ve*»e-K 1/2 Bensrty 3/4 Solly Msvrgk ft Yamang^r;• 6/7 Golden Spring 8 '9 Thomaseverer 10/il City of Hereford 13/14 S‘raat Lombok 15/18 Dolius 18 Nanyo Maru 19 Haldis 21/32 Prod<* 23/24 Tampomas 23/24
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      1037 9 AIR ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Tim* 1.0.1 am. Alrlln* MBA 019 fmm km la Lumpor Tim* «.l.i i n. Alrlln* MSA 01» from koala Lumpur. Tim* 9.30 am Airline G1A 903 from Jakarta. Tim* 9AO am Airline MSA 111 from Kuala Lumpur. Tim* 10 3.1 a m Airline MSA 451 from
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      142 10 Subscribe to EASTEHX SL A 3 n A%O l 4i' f. h Ji* SINGAPORE'S ONLY INDEPENDENT NATIONAL DAILY If 70a live in Singapore or in Malaysia or in the surrounding areas, why not subscribe to the EASTERN SUN and have it delivered to your home daily or to your office
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE
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      Lock icon The old man and his grandson
      210 12 THERE was once a very Cld man. who was deaf. When he sits at the table he could scarcely hold his spoon. and often he spilled his food over the table-cloth *His son and daughter-in-law were disturbed about this. They made the old man
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      Lock icon Hitch-hiking can be fun
      217 12 ONE sunny morning my fr.ends and I got ready with food, drink* and other hike. Before left the house I went to tell my daddy that I was leaving for a hiking. He told me that he too was coming with us. My daddy brought hi*
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      Lock icon Napoleon Solo is great
      295 12 MR Solo. Robert Vaughn is a great favourite among TV. fans all over the world. He is the son of Broadway stage star Marcella Gaudel and Walter Vaughn, a too New York radio actor He lived with his grandparent* in Wmneapous and travelled widely. After grammar
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      Lock icon The day I fought an intruder
      509 12 THE night was dark and cloudy. From my bedroom window I could see that the people were getting ready to sleep. I sat at the window hoping to see something interesting. The lights went off and the whole street was plunged into darkness. Having
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      Lock icon It pays to be honest
      276 12 HONESTY is truthfulness in word and indeed an honest man says just what he really thinks, and scorn* to tell a lie. He never pretends to feel what he does not feel; if he Uke* or dislikes anything, he says so plainly. If he makes
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      Lock icon TELEVISION IS GOOD FOR US
      220 12 TELEVISION 1* a modern Invention. It is commonly found in towns but seldom in kamponga because the kampong people cannot afford to buy them as their incomes are very small. I think television is very useful to u* because w> can set entertainment. Our families
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      Lock icon A faithful dog called Darky
      228 12 I ONCE had a dog called Darky. Darky was an intelligent and obedient dog One night I was aroused from my sleep by a scratching sound. I opened my bedroom door and found Darky scratching frantically at it. I smelled something burning and .saw Are
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      Lock icon The dog in my neighbourhood
      306 12 WOW! wow. barked my neighbour's dog. It barks all day, all night, every minute, every second. Actually, my neighbourhood is quiet but because of my neighbour's dog. it makes Just like Chinatown It disturbs all the other neighbours and now they're always shouting at each
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      Lock icon THE DAY I WAS KIDNAPPED
      302 12 ONE day, while going home from school, a car stopped near me and a man got out from it. He walked towards me. He looked rather like a foreigner with dark glasses and a moustache. He asked me the way to a certain house. When
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      Lock icon Reading as a hobby
      153 12 MANY of us like to read, as it is one of the most common hobbles. It Is cultivated by the young and old alike. Through reading we gain a lot of knowledge. We can’t simply get knowledge by sitting on our feet everyday. It Is reading
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      265 12 MY father’s office is situated In a busv street. Cars, buses and lorries go up anq down the street, everyday. A policeman stands at the corner of the street. He is on traffic duty. He sees that the vehicles obey the traffic rules.
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      Lock icon Tourist week in S’pore
      241 12 EVERY year in Singapore, .here is a tourist week. Tourist week is fun everywhere in Singapore. exam Ple the Kranji War Memorial. Mount Faber, National Museum. Tiger Balm Gardens. Van Kleef Aquarium, the Singapore Botanical Garden* and many other places. When the tourists come to Singapore,
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      Lock icon 35 acceptors for Ayr Gold Cup handicap
      190 14 LONDON. Wed. iß*uter) Thirty-five acceptors have been announced for the Ayr Gold Cup handicap to be run over six furlongs at Ayr (1425 GMT) on Friday. They are with probable jockeys and weights. Vibrant (unjockey t. Forlorn River (B Raymond) both nine stone
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      Lock icon Karate: Malaysia, Philippines to clash next year
      297 14 Khir meets karate experts KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An international karate tournament on a team to team basis between Malaysia and the Philippines, will be held next year in Manila. This was disclosed here today by the secretary of the Karate Association of Malaysia.
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      Lock icon Very good response for AUPE Sports Festival
      508 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. Members of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees of Singapore hove shown great enthusiasm by entering the Sports Festival of the AUPE which begins next month. I p to date, a very good number" of entries from various branches of the
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      Lock icon Namazie and Major set new National marks
      469 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two National records were established, in the completed events of the 15th Annual Athletic meet of the Singapore Swift Athletic Association. held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre, here. The two records set were for the long distance events, by Mirza
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      Lock icon S'gor RU call meeting of convenors
      89 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Selangor Rugby Union prompted by several postponements in both Senior and Milsum League competition* has called on all convenors meeting to be held at the “Board Room” of the Seiangor Club on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The meeting is to
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      Lock icon Publicity given to the ‘Dame’ under fire
      146 14 SYDNEY. Wed. (Reuter). Australia's entry in the America's Cup at Newport produced "the greatest quantity of speculative. uninformed and over-optimistic balderdash ever inflicted on the Australian public.” the Sydney "Daily Telegraph” said in an editorial today. Criticising the extensive publicity given "Dame Pattie”
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      244 14 BANGKOK. Wed. < Reuter) Over 1.100 athlete* from six countries will compete In the Fourth Southeast Asia Peninsula (8EAP) Games to be held in Bangkok beginning Dec. 9. the Games Public Relations Committee Chairman. General Chalermchai Charvuastr said today. General Chalermchai told reporters that
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      1134 15 Horses Class 3, Dlv. 1 9 Purs. 183 Roland n 3y 900 314 Cassini Park 4y 8.13 078 As You Wish 5v 8 09 879 Frojjir 11 9v 8 09 003 Woollongonf 6y 806 300 Burnt Sand Ay 806 920 Martini 11 «y 8 05 145
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      Lock icon Pembroke Lad shows liking for heavy track
      365 15  -  By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Pembroke Lad, ridden by Luke Kong, showed a liking for the heavy track this morning when he easily disposed of 3f in 41 sec. Pembroke Lad strode out stylishly oil the way 1 ond bears watching. Public
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      Lock icon Asian cagers will play on a round robin basis
      236 15 SEOUL. Wed (Reuter) —The fourth Asian Men'* Basketball Championships will be held here from Sept. 21 to Oct. 1, with li countries competing on a round robin basis. the Organising Committee announced last night. A? least 11 countries are expected to
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      Lock icon Numata to meet Kobayashi
      95 15 TOKYO Wed (Reuter) Yoshiaki Numsta. Japanese holder of the world junior lightweight boxing championship. will defend his title against compatriot Hiroshi Kobayashi here on December 14. the Japan Boxing Commission said today. Kobayashi is ranked leading contender in the latest World Boxing Association ratings Sponsor* of
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      84 15 A LOR STAR Wed. The latest newsletter issued by the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association draws attention to some persons who accept invitations to officiate at sports meets but fail to turn up in time or do not turn up at all. This has been repeatedly
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      Lock icon 271 entries for S’pore Gold Cup Meeting
      1131 15 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Turf Club’s September October (Gold Cup) Meeting over four davt has attracted total of 271 entries. Eight event® will be run off each dav on Sept. 36 Oct 1.7 aad 8. Claw 1st run 2nd run SF 1M 7F
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      104 15 A LOR STAR. Wed. All those candidates who passed their respective papers at Btate level of the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association officials’ written examination held about two month* ago will sit for the same papers get by the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union
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      Lock icon The 'Dame' tosses gently in Newport Harbour
      519 15 NEWPORT. (Rhode Island),! Wed. (Reuter) Dame Pattie, with her tall mast already removed, tossed gently in Newport Harbour yesterday while her Australian crew packed their gear and British yachtsmen flew home to take up the America’s Cup campaign for 1970. For the Australians,
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      94 15 MILAN. Wed. (Reuter) Oscar Bonavena, the Argentinian heavyweight boxer, is confident of beating American Negro Jimmy Ellis—his next opponent in the world Boxlna Association's eliminator series to find Cassius Clay’s successor. Bonavena. who hopes to earn US$7O,OOO from his fight with Ellis, said here where he is now
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    Lock icon It's certain now—Kops will play in S'pore Open
    380 16  -  By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Wed. EHand Kops—current All-England champion will participate in the forthcoming Singapore Open badminton championships to be held here from Oct. 6 to 8. The boa. secretary of the Singapore Badminton Association Mr. M. A. Lange, in confirming the
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    Lock icon Chionoi stays champion: McGowan stopped in Round 7
    304 16 LONDON, Wed. (UPI). Chartchai Chionoi, a 24-year-old Thailand soldier, retained his world flyweight title last night when his fight with Scotland's Wolter McGowan wos stopped in the seventh round because of a fearsome cut above the Scot's left eye. Refer** Tk* Powell
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    Lock icon India BF want S’pore to hold Mr. Asia contest
    301 16 SINGAPORE. Wed —The Indian Bodybuilding Federation has approached the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilding Federation to hold a "Mr. Asia” contest In the Island-Republic next year. The hon. general-secre-tary of IMF. Ilr. Monotoeh Roy. In a letter to the hocsecretary of the BABF
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    Lock icon I was sure I could have kayoed him out says champ
    272 16 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Garlanded Cbartchai Chionoi of Thailand said after his successful world flyweight defence last night against Walter McGowan of Scotland that he did not really “need the referee's help’’. The Champion said: “If the fight had gone
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    202 16 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Rugby Tnion have nominated a sub-committee to organise the setting-up of a centralised training programme and selection of team to participate in the 4th SEAP Games at Bangkok in December this year. Mr. 8 8 Dhiilon has been appointed as Chairman
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    Lock icon Asian Track and Field meet definitely off
    252 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Asion Track and Field Federation's first athletic championship here from Jan. 4 to 8 has hit a big snag and is definitely off. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, confirmed this today at a Press conference after the weekly
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      57 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 1.41 a_m (8.4 ft.), 1.44 p m (8.2 ft). Port Swettenham: 7.06 a.m. (15.9 ft), 7.18 pm. (14.8 ft). Port Dickson: 7.49 a-m. (9.5 ft), 8.05 pm. (8.4 ft). Singapore: 12.13 a.m. (8.6 ft). SedUi Kechil: 10.57 a.m. (71 ft), 11.31 pm. (7.1 ft). Kuantan: 10.20
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